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My research focused on using direct laser writing (DLW) to 3D print complex polymer-based microstructures for biology applications. This work involved biocompatible photoresist development, mechanical characterization, and design iteration with a team of interdisciplinary researchers to generate test beds for fundamental cell studies.

Composed proposals, cost analysis reports, and status reports for federal SBIR funded programs, represented company to vendors and consultants by attending conferences and hosting meetings, and contributed to a variety of electrochemically driven projects with specialization in heavy metal sensor development and solution radical generation for.

Amherst, MA

Conducted research on organic polymer crystallization to be used for charge transport, developed substrate coating techniques to obtain better uniformity of crystalline structures in thin-films

Springfield, Massachusetts Area

Worked with the photovoltaic development team to improve customer products and test EVA formulas for use as solar module laminants, prepared devices using vacuum lamination, exposed solar modules to varying damp heat conditions and electrical biases, became familiar with industry standards and production processes involved in laminant technology, presented.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Mechanical Engineering

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Chemical Engineering, Biochemistry

Activities and Societies: Commonwealth Honors College